Islamabad, March 21, 2025: A sharp increase in pollen Count across Islamabad has led to a significant spike in allergy cases, with many residents reporting severe symptoms.
The latest data indicates that pollen concentrations have reached dangerous levels, especially affecting individuals with asthma and respiratory issues.
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According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the highest pollen count has been recorded in Islamabad Sector H-8, followed closely by G-6 and E-8.
Other areas, including F-10, have also reported concerning pollen levels, posing health risks to sensitive individuals.
Increase in Medical Cases
Health officials confirm a notable rise in patients seeking treatment for pollen allergies, with symptoms ranging from sneezing, itchy eyes, and congestion to severe breathing difficulties.
Precautionary Measures Advised
Doctors strongly advise residents to take precautions, particularly those with pre-existing respiratory conditions. Recommended protective measures include:
1. Wearing masks when outdoors
2. Keeping windows closed to limit exposure
3. Avoiding outdoor activities during peak pollen hours
4. Using antihistamines and allergy medications as prescribed
Ongoing Health Concerns
As pollen Count continue to rise, residents are urged to stay vigilant and take preventive steps to safeguard their health.
Authorities are also monitoring the situation closely and advising people on best practices to manage allergies during this high-pollen season.
